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That We do as we say
Another SUNDAY Bar Case.

Brown & Mills, saloon.kcepers on the Ave-
nue., near Fourteenth street, were charged
before the Police Court to-day with keeping
their bar open on Sunday. The witnesses
We're Thomas b., Ward, Harry walsh, 4. L.
Dennis, W. Walsh and W. II. Virgins.
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Dry Air, cleanable refrigerators. They are
in hard wood, elegantly
carved, with treble walls, charcoal filled and
zinc liHed. Every part can be removed to
be cleaned. For sale only by
w. ii. IIoEKE,
sol Market Space.
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Honest and reliable goods.
$4,000 Rolls New styles Wall Pa

pers.
At George 8. Donn's establishment, at 1924
Seventh street northwest, o new and ex-
tenslve stock of Peaks patent raised pa
per. Also full line OF Campbell's Mica
paper. The largest stock OF cheap paper
In The city at Wholesale and retail. Dido
shades, with spring rollers, at SOC. All
work guaranteed at the lowest possible
rates by practical experienced artists.
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DIR. Antolnette Wright will read paper
on "Modern Celebrities before the
Woman's National Press Association this
evening at $50 o'clock at Willard's Hotel.
Lady correspondents and members OF other
press associations are cordially invited.
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Htreet Uose. Garden Hose,

All sizes. All grades. Bottom prices.
Hose reels. Lawn sprinklers. All kinds OF
rubber goods. Goodyear Rubber Company,
Melville Lindsay, Manager, 800 Ninth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Call and see Grogan,s Clothing Stock,

ETcHINGs, engravings, photograveurs,
artotypes, oleographs and aQuarells at low
prices at Veerhofl's, GIG and All Seventh
street.
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On New York avenue,
1t Is Not Necessary

to buy every new book that comes out,
when you may have the privilege OF reading
all you want at the low price of s. subscrip
tion for an entire year. Mr.. j. d. Free, jr.,
standard works and all the new books as
soon as published. Call and subscribe.
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Ben Wallace was sent by John II. Richard.
son to deliver some goods, and instead OF do
ing so he disposed of them and celebrated his
got drunk. He was sent down for sixty days.
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ADishoncst Mcssenrer.

At Grogan's,
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WE SELL only our own make clothing,
but the best OF the story is our low prices.
Eiseman Bros. manufactures, cor 7th IL E.
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CITY SPECIALS,

Bargains Can sstill lie Secured
In damaged Dry and Fancy Goods.
Young's Great Fire Sale, 73G It'll st. The
rush still continues,
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Henry Callisher, an insurance agent, was
sent to the chain gang for three months for
repeatedly exposing his person in Lincoln
Park
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PANTS TO ORDER for s5. EIseman, 7th 4 I
Notice TO Housekeepers.

In addition to a complete stock Of heat
Ing and cooking stoves, ranges, carpets,
blankets, comforters and parlor and dining
room furniture, have just received full
line Of silver table ware, all to be sold on
easy monthly or weekly payments as cheap
as can be bought elsewhere at strictly cash
prices. Smiths reliable installment house,
%52 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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MoSoGRAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Keryand's, 1912
Pennsylvania avenue.
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You can get your

Drink Phil. Best Brewing Com
pany's Milwaukee Beer,
the acknowledged Beer Of the District. For
trademark (Which appears on every bottle),
see Sunday papers. Retailed by dealers
generally and wholesale only by T. d. Har-
per, 703 and 705 North Capitol street.
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VISITING LARDs neatly engraved from
your plates at 20 cents per hundred. ker-
wand, l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Fresh Z ba.rney butter, churned every
morning Shd delivered in lb "Wardh
4riDts, 40c. per Id. Also cottage cheese,
ittermllk and sweet milk, &c. per qt.
2ream, 10. per pt.
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LITHoGRAPH CHECK BOOKS made to order.
Handsome designs. Keryand, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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New Era In the Treatment of


Sold We make statement without proof We solicit investigation
FL O M Z; r Il f. E r f N Q ES:
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EHV FuHNHy bHITU VUnCVTVSs
The National Rifles Band will give their
first Sunday concert in the Smithsonian
grounds tomorrow afternoon. The pro.
gramme is as follows: "The Heavens Are
Telling,n Haydn; 2."Infammatus"( "Stabat
Mater"), Rossini; 3. "Gloria" 12th mass),
Mozart 4. "Even Sinners Are Forgiven"
Flotow; "Kyre'' 12th mass), Mozart; G..
cave Maria,n Cherubini; Z. "IIallelulah," !"
Handel; 8. "Old Hundred" G. Franc.
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For sufferer from constipation piles
S IT, which has with the
mend 1t for all similar complaints
GEoRGH W.
G3i E street southeast, Washington, d. O.
My wife
headache appetite
health She splendid
NJ l. s. L. medicine. REV. ii. MADISON,
Pastor Miles Chapel NJ L. Church. 1927 n
Washington, D. G..
With permission we refer with pleasure James Herman proprietor
Monumental Theatre Baltimore
ingon O. who has used IT, and thoroughly
virtues. "
We could give many hundreds more, them
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For sunday.

Spring lamb, green peas, string beans,
fresh cucumbers, Strawberries, asparagus
and tomatoes at the New York Market, cor
ner Third street and Indiana avenue north
west. Choice beef speciality.
Telephone s9l.2.
EMMERT & HOOVER.
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73G 18th st., for bargains in Silks, satIns,
Nelvets and fine Wraps.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

ORDER your Ice Cream on Saturday for
Sunday at REIsINGER's, 1856 g street IL. W.
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buy the Leonard

The Rink, on New York avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS. northwest.
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The Underwriters Fire sale.

OF damaged Dry and Fancy Goods, a,
Young's, 1856 9TH ST., is the talk of the
town. Bargains
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Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods
At slaughtering prices. Young's Great
Fire Sale, 1856 9TH st.
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Ninth and F street,

REoILDISG and repairing old frames at
low prices at Veerhoir's, 9lG and All Seventh
street,
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Weekly or monthly payments,

A FULL line of pictures, frames and
cornices at Veerhof's, 9lG and Ill Seventh
street.
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Don't Take Up Your Carpets!

Have them cleaned on the floor by the
Columbia Carpet and Plush Renovating
Company, 432 Eleventh street northwest.
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w. II. VEEGnoFr, paperhanger, Ole
Seventh street.
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Making an Example of Him.

And you will buy Carpets, Furniture and
Clothing Oh lnstallment OF Grogan.
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II you need spring oyercoat or suit, or yeur
boy needs spring clothing, we can supply
you with better quality and lower price than
any house in Washington, as we are the
only actual manufacturers OF clothing In
the city. EIsEMAN Bros, cor. 7th and Il.
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Il. IOughtOn Il Co., ls1i 4
street Northwest.

Have received their new line Of straw mat
tings, baby carriages and materials for slip
furniture covers. Prices all guaranteed.
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FOwier's Improved Spring Mattress
made to fit all bedsteads. Sold for cash or
on installments, at 1105 9TH st. NV. over
1900 sold In years In Washington.
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Read Wha Iearae Lady says BAKED Bread Soldiers during
TIC War Qf
For years have been afflicted with Rheumatism Nervousness Numbne
Hands Fingers, Dizziness the Head with
% also troubled with Malaria and Constipation and being IS
and with its have found great relief have better health than
heartily NJ is wonderful medicine
MRs ELIzADETH MoXLEy
237 18th s.. W, Washington, DC
Dyspepsia Constipation
he medicine on
a. 1918 ST., Washington d. G.
sufferer with dyspepsia and constipation found
happy All afflicted similar certainly
totryU
Cosuuer, COS 10th Washington, d. G.
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The Rink, on New York avenue.

Cheapest Place In the City
to buy watches-Kenield's, 1905 st. n. W
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at cash prices.

window screens, Lawn Mowers
and Garden Hose.
BARBER & Ross, 9ll Penn ave.
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\ New and Complete Livery Estab-
| ItShInpnf.

Messrs. Thomas Ruskell & Co. having
leased the well-known stables 1851 @ street
northwest from Mr.. James Pumphrey,
would respectfully invite the public to call
and inspect the same. Light vehicles OF
every description hired at moderate rates.
Boarding hcrses one OF Its specialties.
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Large and complete stock.
Call and get our prices.

W. II. vEERHoFr, paperhanger, GIG
Seventh.
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BeQr in Mind,

On New York avenue, bet. Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest.
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kpey Dairy wagons"

h ), value your eyesirht consult Hempler
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At Grogan's,

10 TO RenheId. 1905 n 1T. n. W.,
for Waltham aud Elgin watches.
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Grogan beats them all.

ALL gradess of wallpaper and frlezes at
NeerhofI's, GIG Seventh.
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Clothing on Installments.

IL IL the best.
Ask for It. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
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a Large Assortment or
Hair-brushes, Cloth-brushes, Hat-brushes,
Nail-brushes, Bath.brushes, Tooth-brushes,
&c, at A.. b. Finney's pharmacy, corner
Seventh and streets northwest.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

Go to Grogan's,
Garden Hose. Lawn Mowers
and Window Screens.
BARBER & Ross, OIL Penn ave.
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The sunday Iiand Concerts.

Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS.
nofthNest
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woman's Press Association.

Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. Car
pets, Furniture, &c.
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Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose
and Window Screens.
BARBER & Ross, oil Penn ave.
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Go 10 Youns's Fire sale,

Compare them with cash houses.
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Come to Grogan's,
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Furniture and CarpetA
Capital steam Lam

Estahllthod in 1870, No. 5l2 EiS,bsI stLss.
Goods called for and returned. FineNI IL.
at short notice. Collars and cuffs a spAA
eisliy. Telephone call 1908. Schaaff 2V
Chace, propretors.
Baby Carriages aud
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DON MANUEL SUAREZ
TALDES, Jtes de primerG
MStancia del distritO de Cate
draL de eSto Oiuddd.

Al pdblico hago saber que: que en- .provi-
dencia del dis de hoy dictada en- las diligen-
gias de cumplimiento de un exhorto elJuz-
dado de primera Iustancia del distrito del Pine
Sc Barcelona, expedido en- los autos ejecutivos
ceguidos por los sefiores Pedro Sanchez & Co,
contra la Sociedad Antonio P. Camps q hijo,
sobre pago de ciento diez seis mil quinientas
diez pesetas ochenta cinco centimos, 90 be
dispuesto sacar pdblica subasta, por termino
de dias, varios muebles y efectos de comer-
clio existentes en- la tienda perteneoiente ID
Sociedad Arturo Raimat & Co., situada en- Ia
calle de San Justo ndmero 10 de esta ciudad,
donde Sc hallan de manifesto, 4 cargo del De-
positario Judicial don Manuel A. zaldo. Eiendo
de advertir que ell acto del remate empezark &
Ia una de Ia tarde del dia del pr6ximo mes
de Mario demAs dias que sean necesarios,
que Sc admitiran posturas por rel total de Loo
efectos subastados por Totes, siempre gus
cubraD las dos terceras parties del justiprecio,
que en- la imposibilidad de dar cumplimiento
4 10 dispuesto en- el art. 1893 de la Ley de
Enjuiciamiento Civil, atendida laindole y con-
diciones de los efectos que se subastan, serG
co, dici6n precisa Ia de consignar en- el acta
el importe de los one go adquieran por cNdo
postor como resultado del remate.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto-Rico, { 26 de-
Eebrero de l887.-MANUEL EuARKz vALDts.-
I'll Escribano, JOSH NJ. SAEJuAN. IS
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Il
GACETILLAS.

NueStr0 Salud0.-A vari0S ami
gos distinguidos Y correligionarios
de la isla hemos tenido ell gusto de
saludar en- esta Imprensa estos dias.
Recordamos, entire ellos, al Excmo.
Sr. D. Ulpiano Vald6s Y q los Sres.
D. Salvador Oalaf, d Vicente Mar
tfnez, ID. Eugenio r. de Val, d.
Juan Gratac6s y otros. :,
Repetfmosles nuestro cordial y
amistoso saludo.
DeSpedida. -Nch0sisima trave
STA y no, menos dichosa llegada a
las costas de la madre patria desea
mos a nuestros amigos don Fer
nando Ahumada, don. Eugenio R..
de Val, y don Eugenio Molina, que
Sc han embarcado hoy en- ell vapor
directo Antonio L6pes.
"M Louvre. oh, I'd, pollita
hermosa y elegantisima, la de ojos
de cielo y labios de coral, 81 quieres
completar espl6ndidamente tn alta
vio, llegate q El Louvre, la acredi-
tada tienda del amigo Ahumada, Y
cOmpra uno de los preciosos som.
breros a la derni6re que acaban de
llegar del gran centro. universal de
la moda, Paris.
No los describimos, para que tn
sorpresa sea a1n mayor y mas gra.
ia.
Alumbrado. Hoy, jusves, debe
haberse ensayado el alumbrado
nuevo del Ooliseo. Dicen que ma
da deia que desear. Lo ha insta-
lado ell senor Filippi
Feliz viajs.-Ss 10 dessamos q
todos los pasajefos--~y pasajeras,
por supuesto,--que Gu ell vapor di-
recto Antonio L6pes han partido
hoy para la Peninsula.
"-La OPERA Hemos recibido el
prospecto de un colega local que Sc
1publicara durante Ia temporada
teatral que va acomenzar. &
Deseamosle prosperilades.
Va llsgO.-Por terra lego an
teayer de Ponce Ia Compafiia de
Opera.
Deseamosle todo el possible exito
moral y material.
} Debutara, segdn Sc dice, el pro.
ximo s6bado, con La Farorita.
B. l. Pm los rnoneftoS en-
!, que MazEantini Y compaheros Sc
, ausentaban de la Habaua, fallecia
: On aquella ciudad el individuo de-
), la cuadrllla jose Fernandez Z,
! Bdrh.
Descanse su alma eu la mansion
D de los justos.
y Buque de guerra americana. =
4 Nos referimos al Yantie, que entr6
\ aver de mahana EN- nuestro puerto
D y solo estuvo en- 81 breves momen
5 Itos.
oil Sc fue.- "a SO ausento dc nues
tro puerto el crucero nacional Jor
5 &c JuaH, que navega con una CO
mission del servicio.
e No ls vali6. -Tsmos on IN 90
y lega que, aprovechandosc de III
: alboroto que hubo de promovers,
q dias pasados en- IL Carcel dc Pom
Ice, tom6 les de villadiego IN pre-
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PODERES.

Con esta fecha, s por ante el No
tario ID. Mauricio Guerra, 10 hemos
conferido 4 tavor dc nuestros De.
pendientes Sres. ID. Eusebio X. Pa.
dr0n y ID. Diego de In Cruz; Y re.
vocado el que para cobros habia.
mos conferido q ID. Jos6 Rivera
DGvila.
Bayam6n Z de Mario de 1857
Bipinosa Rodriguss Y CT (20l
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Don Enrique VVande, Comisa
rio de Ia quiebra de don Leo.
ndrdo Lgardcidez.
CRfDTTO NERCANTIL,

Acordado por la Junta Direc.
tiva el pago del dividendo deci.
mo octave, los seiiores Accionis.
tss podran pasar q proveerse de
los correspondence recibos para
su cobro, Z las oficinas de esta
Sociedad, todos los dias labora.
bles desde las 8 4 las 10 de Ia
mafiana, J desde los IL 4 las 2 de
Ii tarde, 4 partis del l. de Msrzo
pr6ximo.
Puerto Rico, 20 de Febrero de
1887.
~ Administrator,
|aa =. CoX411s
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D. Antonio del Vale, en- nombre de
Ia familia, regala nm San Fernando.
La Comisi6n.-Ramon Sarriera, Ba-
silio Pefis, Pablo Calvet, Vicente
Alarc6n.
Csta1o, 4 de Mario de 1887.
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ASOCIACI0N DIX CAT0LICOS

D e PUE RTO-RICO,
Movimiento de GAIA de los fomdoS
recaudQd0S de las cu0tdS con
que cddd SeSOr SOciO contribute
msenSuaImente para acabar de
ertinguir Ell debito de la lyle
sia de SAN AGU UNTIN (Puer
ta de Terra
INGRESOS.
Pssos o.
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1GLEs1A Dz CATANo.

COntinuaci6a de las gsstiones practiea
das por Ia Comisi6n, para Ia repa
raci6n de Ia Iglesia de CatahO.
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COMAyDANCIA Dt IA Gu4RDlA CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO. RICO
ANUNCIO.

Debiendo procederse a la compra
de caballlos para los EscuadrOnes
de esta Comandancia, Sc hace saber
al pdblico, a fin de que las personals
que deseen enagenarlos, los presen-
ten en- la casa-cuartel que ocupa 10
fuerza del Puesto de esta Capital,
desde las nueve de la manana del
dia nueve del actual y sucesivos,
ante la Junta correspondence.
Puerto-Rico, 6 de Mario de 1887.
-El T. q. primer Jefe, Francisco
Mun0z. (2O
Debiendo procederse q la venta
por desecho de los caballos Areci.
DO, Caminante y Considerable Sc
hace saber al p1blico para que
las personals que los deseen adqui-
rir Sc presenter en- la casa-cuartel,
del Puesro de esta Capital, { San
Justo 81 ell dia 10 del actual a las
nueve de su maMana.
Puerto Rico Z de Mario de 1887.
Ell primer Jefe, Muaos. 29]
Don Enrique VVande, Comisa
rio de Ia quiebra de don Leo.
nardo Igaracides.
AL pdblico hago saber Que en- Ia segunda
secci6n de d'cha qniebra, que trata de Ia admi-
nistracion y venta de frutos, he dispuesto sa-
car pdblica subasta;
4l0 sacos de azdcar centrifugada de g., Ia
sados 4 s. quintal.
$50 sacos de Azdcar centrifugada de 81,
,Asados d $2i quintAl.
Cuyo remAte tendrG efecto el diA 8 del pre-
sente mes, 1 las 10 de Ia mananA, en- Ia ca
sA del que provee, FortaleEa 80, Advirtiendose
que % admitir&n otertAs pArciAles, siempre
que cubrsn el importe de tasacion.
Puerto Rico, de Mario l6S7.-Enrique
Nijande.-El EscribAno, Jose Maria SAnjuan.
70
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REoALos,

GALOS.
D. Jote Pstiho , o,ivera, & nombre
de 10 V.O. T., media dccena purifica-
dores de hilO, media docena msnuste.
gros J ! pufiReadOr Dc eliltal, CON %
'crus dorado.
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l886.-Dbre. 81. Spa
gado q don Jusn Ro-
diguez, por intere ses
de $500, correspon-
dientes al mes venci-
do el dia 1O.......... 8 IS
Pagado al cobrador por
su sueldo del mes
que termina hoy...... 10
l887.-Enero 3l.-Pa-
gsdo . don Juan Ro-
drfguez, por intercses
de $500, vencidos ell
dia 10 del corriente.. 8 IS
Psgado al cobrador por
gu sueldo en- ell mes
que termina hoy...... 10 80 50
Existencia en- GAIA para
primero de Fsbrero
de 1887, para pagar
los $500 que Sc de-
ben q don Juan Ro-
driguez......"."...... 1853 lS
Puerto Rico, AIDE Mario de 1887
El Tesorero, Manuel o. Romap.-
W b. Ell Presidente, Baldomero
Mufioz Espartero.
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10 J O!

Va lego 10 rica pasta de pegar crista.
les, porcelana y cuslquier otro objeto;
50 der6sito 10 tengo en- esta capital en-
las casas de los Sres. Sierra Marines
y Ca, A. Mayol , O.. En- Humacao
Francisco Simonet y en- Fajardo 80
inventor, don Pedro Bibiloni. II
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AVISO..

CLAUDIO G.. SAENZ Y ca,
han trasladado su Escritorio a la
calle de Ia Fortalezs ndmero 81,
quedando como deposito su alma
cen de la Marins, Puntilla, 5. 20
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GACETA DE HOY.

GACETA DE HOY.
Subastas.
Programa del certamen cienti.
fico-literario organizado por la
Sociedad Celombina Ooubense.
-,..
Providencias judiciales. s~
Ayuntamientos.
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l886.-Dbre. .0-Exis-
tencia en- GAIA hoy se.
gun balance publica-
OO......s.s "..,...".o
Id. 3l.-Inportsu los
recibos cobrados a los
socios en- ell mes que
termina hoy......-... SO 25
l887.--Enero 3l.--Im-
portan los recibos CO.
brados 8 los socios en-
ell mes QUE termina
hoy.........,.......... "a 20
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sues. De ORCASITAS &C.

Importadores de mercancias de todas classes y
procedencias.
ventas al por mayor, Cruz Z; al detail, sus
3iendas FLOR DE JULIO y GALLO DE OIo, ca
lie de la Fortaleza, esquins Ia de Ia Cruz.
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JAvlER De zEOUElRA,
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AGEiClL 6EIylIL DgLYUNlIIENHOS
UMICA rUuDADA

EaA - ssrvsspo@Ara-sa esa la d u Ps~ias.is
ccmssic=rs, Dsposiica, EsAasAa
0cssien De .cdA class de AsaEtos eecnomlco-aA
mlniSsratlvOa y eoatenraceneA
ReceFaes oateaciascaAnislslrasivcs as sssa
Vtoa Ante lAa UaesnAs de HAcisndA
ouslAs Per eoasFthaeacasa.
Privileges de lHvsaeidH, De Fssgp y asnrcAcsaa.
ccmpeAAactnnna CO. Ii Haeianaa pos Aesfalcus '
coatnkncionea.
coapcsicluass cen Il mismA pos poaessta as
tnfronOA
Rraaqaielsa hsceaAAdos iAAnstrsales rara In,
sredacelAa Dc massFsAlead deaiesaes h Aesaealiura
, ID IndnsigtA
Dsrscsloa sslagrAAeaa 1sesaisa
y nsAaAlatmAtla tnHitA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-11
ARMAS Y JIMENEz. Cru.

Establccimiento de ferreteria quincallA, surtido
general en- el raao, ventas al pol -4ayor y detail:
ienen piedra plAsticA Portland para
stAnques, Aigibes lavaderos. Precios limitado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-11
PEDRO REUS YCO. Cru. !,

FABRICANTE5 De SOMBREROS
A Ia Ultima moda con el mayor esnero, eontec
cionan sombrcTos de iodAs classes y formAs para
cAbAllc,os, sAnofas, ninos ninas Asi como ,ejas
| boneias para ClerlgOs.
Gran coinpstenciA los que procedan del exirAn
70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-11

VENTAJAS MANIFIESTASfTs S as S
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POLKA % vidnd effective; ceder p6IEa los didendos
divndoD
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ument a POLKA.
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Informes daran los sieuentes Aeentes sollctadores.
Myg Alfredo
Humacao GeFdO Mo-
MULLENHOFF 3sak0RDER,
1s AGENTEs eENERAIEs
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Es UNA oRGAN1zAcI6N MtTUA,
TODAS Las UIlLIDADS PgRIINM SE IENEDORE DE- NlIE.
Hap pagado os asegurados desde organization
MAS DE $50. 900, 900 DE PESOS.
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los.oos, ,e67-51 PESOS,

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que asegurado la COmpaNG de SegarO La MGtaG"
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-26

The stars and bars were among the deco
rations displayed at Atlanta on the occasion
of the presidents visit. Perhaps it was
proper enough that the banner of southern
democrats should be displayed on the outer
walls when a democratic president visited a
southern democratic city, but then there are
some men in the country who are foolish
enough to disapprove of such a display.
Their experience with that flag was not such
as to endear it to them to any great extent.
But they shouldn't be too particular it may
have been the first opportunity Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND ever had to see the confederate flag He
certainly never saw it when his southern
democratic supporters and admirers dis
played on thousand hills, and with bullet
and shell, kept it waving for four long years.
1t was too sickly down there at that time for
him and so he prudently remained in Buff
falo.